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Full view of the Hankyu Middle Fork Tenkara Rod by Wasatch Tenkara Rods, featuring a premium cork handle and yellow carbon fiber body with brown accent bands—designed with triple zoom lengths for versatile backcountry fly fishing.
Angler holding a largemouth bass on green grass next to a Wasatch Tenkara Rods Hankyu Middle Fork Tenkara Rod, showcasing the rod’s durability and versatility for targeting warmwater species.
Complete Hankyu Middle Fork 6:4 Tenkara Rod setup from Wasatch Tenkara Rods, featuring the triple zoom rod (9'/10'6"/12'), yellow protective rod tube, and matching rod sock for safe transport and storage.
Smiling angler in camouflage waders holding a large rainbow trout in a rocky, leaf-covered streambed—showcasing the capability of Wasatch Tenkara Rods for landing big fish in rugged environments.
Angler holding a colorful rainbow trout in a net, with the cork handle and yellow body of the Hankyu Middle Fork Tenkara Rod visible—highlighting precision and performance from Wasatch Tenkara Rods in small stream fishing.
Angler holding a tiny fish caught on a red fly using the Hankyu Middle Fork Tenkara Rod by Wasatch Tenkara Rods, illustrating the rod’s finesse and sensitivity for ultralight small stream fishing.
Angler holding a vibrant wild trout beside the yellow Hankyu Middle Fork Tenkara Rod by Wasatch Tenkara Rods, showing off the rod’s precision and effectiveness in small stream environments with the 9'/10'6"/12' triple zoom feature visible.
Angler on a riverbank with the Hankyu Middle Fork Tenkara Rod fully bent while fighting a fish, demonstrating the rod’s strength and flex under pressure. Other anglers fish in the background along the scenic tree-lined river.
Angler holding a striking tiger trout over a wooden landing net, with the Wasatch Tenkara Rods Hankyu Middle Fork rod in view—showcasing the rod’s precision and control for targeting unique trout species in wild waters.
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Angler holding a colorful tiger trout in a clear mountain stream beside the yellow Hankyu Middle Fork Tenkara Rod with cork handle—demonstrating the rod’s performance and sensitivity for backcountry fly fishing in wild waters.
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Full view of the Hankyu Middle Fork Tenkara Rod by Wasatch Tenkara Rods, featuring a premium cork handle and yellow carbon fiber body with brown accent bands—designed with triple zoom lengths for versatile backcountry fly fishing.
Hankyu-Mittelgabel Angebot$175.00

Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 24 reviews.

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— William H. (5/5)

Great rod - Great experiences.

"What an amazing rod. This was my first Tenkara rod and I'm glad I went with the Wasatch Tenkara rod. I fish this rod in small & big rivers alike. It does well on both. For wider rivers the T-Hunter is suggested for sure. It will cover more water. Great feel, and great action. I love my Tenkara"

— Shifty S. (5/5)

Perfect kayak rod.

"Bought this because I needed a shorter, yet stout, rod for landing large carp and catfish from my kayak. My Rodzilla works great from the bank but it’s difficult to manage with a large fish in the kayak. My shorter Tenkara rods were too delicate to deal with large carp. The Hankyu works perfect in this situation. I think about 10’ of furled line or 4. 5 level line with about 3’ of 3X tippet works really well with the kayak. So far I’ve landed four carp in the 25” range and two catfish in the 20” range. The rod is stout enough that it can handle a carp towing a kayak around a lake. Sorry no pictures because I haven’t figured out how to manage large fish, a rod, and a cell phone at the same time in a small kayak. The rod is also sensitive enough that it is fun for trout and small panfish. I’m glad Wasatch is making some heavier duty rods that allow some of us to experiment a bit more with fixed line fishing."

— David P. (5/5)

Hankyu Middle Fork

"Superior quality, I love it! Owner was very helpful in assisting me with the right rod for my needs. Wasatch is highly recommended!"

— Ed M. (5/5)

Excellent Fishability

"Light, crisp action, love the triple extend option."

— William B. (5/5)

Perfect for small creeks

"Amazing rod for small creeks. Landed my first (four) Bonneville Cutthroat trout with this rod. The tiny handle is great for flip casts."

— Robert D. (5/5)

Way Fun

"I took my Hankyu Middle Fork out this week on the local pond. It was blast. I landed several fish from 8 to 14 inches. I loved the action and how easy it was to cast, even into the wind. This is a great Rod."

— Brent B. (5/5)

First tenkara - absolutely great!

"I’ve been focusing on nymphing /small streamers with a regular fly rod, and recently made the tenkara plunge with Wasatch Hankyu Middle Fork. It has the backbone yet lightness you’d expect of a high quality rod, easy to cast at each length, feels so light at the 9/10 I sometimes forget I’m holding it :) recently caught my first brown trout 11.5in! Rod handled like a dream."

— Brad P. (5/5)

Good Action Tenkara Rod

"I bought this rod to be a substitute for my other heavy duty tenkara rod and it definitely does not disappoint. The action is fantastic. It’s easy to use It handles 20 inch plus trout perfectly!"

— Luigi M. (5/5)

5 Stars!

"I am loving my Middlefork, its the perfect all around for trout fishing. Gentile enough to feel connection with a light nymph, enough backbone for up to 3-4 inch streamers. Keep up the good work WTR Team!"

— John J. (5/5)

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